Hermosillo Wins the WWF Cities Challenge for the Second Time
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Consolidated Toño Astiazarán a Hermosillo as leader in climate action by winning for the second time recognition of the WWF... Hermosillo and Medellín were the only two cities in Latin America to win the Challenge of Cities recognition where more than 380 cities from 51 countries participated HERMOSILLO, Sonora (AP) — The city of Hermosillo was selected, [...]
Hermosillo and Medellin were the only two cities in Latin America to win the City Challenge recognition where more than 380 cities from 51 countries participated.The municipal president thanked the international recognition that ratifies the Sonorian capital as a model to follow in Mexico, thanks to the successful implementation of public policies focused on sustainable development. Hermosillo, Sonora; September 29, 2026.
The city wins for the second time the Challenge or Cities of WWF.
The city wins for the second time the Challenge or Cities of WWF.
Hermosillo consolidated as an international leader in climate action by winning for the second time the WWF Cities Challenge, becoming together with Medellin in the only two cities in Latin America to obtain this recognition within the 2025-2026 cycle, in which more than 380 cities from 51 countries participated.In view of the weather emergency caused by Hurricane Polo, municipal president Antonio Astiazarán Gutiérrez suspended his face-to-face …
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